Kingpin: Reloaded Review (PC)
Kingpin: Life of Crime has been given a new lease of life thanks to this remaster: Kingpin: Reloaded. Still, is this grimy world worth revisiting?
The Legend of Steel Empire Review (Switch)
The Legend of Steel Empire Review: Steampunk to the Future in This HD Remaster The nice thing about the Shmup genre is that, in most cases, they’re an incredibly quick burn. After spending an hour or two with most of them, you’ll be done with the main arc…
Bahnsen Knights Review (Switch)
Bahnsen Knights Review: Boulder’s Not In Kansas Anymore I’ve been a fan of LCB Game Studio and Chorus Worldwide Games since I delved into a Summer nightmare in Varney Lake. Though I admit it’s weird going into the last entry in this particular trilogy having not played the…
Radiant Silvergun Review (PC)
Radiant Silvergun Review: A Game Out Of Time Back in the 90s, there was a subset of games that were more of a legend than anything else, at least if you lived in the United States. These were titles that never made their way out of Japan but were…
Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen Review (PS5)
Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen Review: An Appealing Appetizer Final Fantasy XVI faces a unique challenge when it comes to the inclusion of downloadable content. As a game boasting a story that is not only extremely lengthy but also one that comes with a very definite conclusion,…
Momodora: Moonlit Farewell Review (PC)
Momodora: Moonlit Farewell Review: Gone But Not Forgotten I think a trap that we gamers often fall into is comparing one example of a genre with all the others we’re familiar with. It’s an understandable thing to do, but sometimes, it prevents us from appreciating a game for…
